Why Good Spacing Is Essential In Beans

Fellow farmers, I’ve heard some of you saying that my 60cm spacing between rows in bean farming is a waste of space. Let me explain why I chose this method and how it benefits my crop and overall yield.1.Better Air Circulation: Wider spacing allows better air movement between the plants, reducing the risk of fungal …

2025: Maize Stages and How to Manage Them

Maize Growth Stages and How to Manage Them ~To grow healthy maize (corn) and get a good harvest, farmers must understand how the maize plant grows. Each growth stage needs special care. Let’s look at these stages in simple English: ~At this stage, the plant no longer uses food from the seed. It starts feeding …

Why All degrees are not equal

All degrees are not equal. I repeat, all degrees are not equal. A Bachelor degree in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is by far better than a PhD in political science, sociology, theatre arts, philosophy, religious studies, conflict resolution, library science, public administration, classics, religious studies, mass communication and anthropology, etc. Except you are already …

Butere Girls Students Arrive In Kakamega

Butere Girls students have returned to school from the National Drama Festivals in Nakuru, where their much-talked-about play Echoes of War was controversially barred from being staged. They were warmly welcomed back by the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) Diocese of Butere, led by Bishop Rose. The Bishop conducted a special prayer service for the …

Justin Muturi “Echoes Of War”

“Let me start by condemning in the strongest terms the barbaric and retrogressive actions of the police at the National Drama Festival in Nakuru. It is a shame to the Government which has a Ministry responsible for Sports,the Arts and Creative Economy. When a government starts trembling at the sight of schoolgirls performing a play, …

Former DP Gachagua discloses that a consignment of fertilizer donated to Kenya by Russia was handed over to private companies

Former DP Gachagua discloses that a consignment of fertilizer donated to Kenya by Russia was handed over to private companies, repackaged, and later sold back to the government at prevailing commercial prices, claiming it was not distributed freely to farmers as initially expected. Instead, he alleged that the shipment was allocated to Maisha Millers and …